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The surgical laser equipment was first approved in Japan in 1980, and later, the Japan Medical Laser Association (JMLA) was established with the purpose of promoting the surgical laser equipment to cultivate an enriched welfare society. Since then, the JMLA has devoted itself to simplify and expedite approval procedures including developing a standard for clinical trial exemption, to expand insurance coverage, to gain recognition of and promote medical lasers, and to facilitate activities to enhance safety of medical laser equipment. The JMLA especially focuses on a pursuit of a safer laser treatment using medical laser equipment. Its activities for the safety of the medical laser equipment, as a specially controlled medial device, include consolidating the trends and revision information of and opinions on strict safety standards and regulations of medical equipment. This effort is driven by the needs to safely apply laser beam, which is considered to be hazardous for the human body, in operations and treatments. The JMLA also inform its members realitybased maintenance information as a part of education to understand the needs of routine maintenance in order to maintain and control the medical laser equipment at its best performance, functionality and safety level as a specially designated maintenance-control-required medical device.

Safety Activity of “Japan Medical Laser Association”